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Sea Turtles

This page outlines the approaches used to monitor Grenada’s sea turtle populations, including beach patrols, nest counts, and tagging studies. We summarize long-term population trends and highlight ongoing conservation projects. Ocean Spirits, a Grenadian NGO that has monitored sea turtles for decades, provides much of the data through reports submitted to the Fisheries Division, forming the backbone of our understanding of turtle populations around the island.

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Grenada Biodiversity Hub

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This hub is part of the Climate-Resilient Agriculture for Integrated Landscape Management project, led by the Government of Grenada with UNDP Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, and funded by the GEF. Implemented through the Ministry of Agriculture & Lands, Forestry, Marine Resources & Cooperatives, the project develops standardized monitoring protocols for priority species in key biodiversity areas across Grenada’s landscapes. The work is carried out by Gaea Conservation Network, a consortium of Caribbean ecologists and biodiversity specialists.

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